Yeah that's killer. I don't think that was Klaus on bass on that one. Did he have a hand in it?
Unsurpassed Master Guitarist Playlist
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Having only heard Voorman play bass, I'm wondering what guitar work of his you might have on your playlist.
The detuning during the bass solo was a bit of genius.
Um, guys ... that was Herbie Flowers. I think Klaus might have played a little rhythm guitar on that one.
James Hart
Webguy :: Bassist
lots of proper choices here already... I'll add Mr. Iommi to the mix
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
My mistake, it was Herbie Flowers.
flyz51
dipolar since 1990
I have both that one and the recording Bhatt did with dobro wizard Jerry Douglas, Bourbon & Rosewater. Those Water Lily recordings feature both amazing musicianship and sound.
IPADave
Turning a whiter shade of pale.
Yes, the Water Lily releases are excellent. I'm going to check out Bourbon & Rosewater. Thanks!
-Dave
Yes I know. No worries. I was hoping there was a bit of a cool story there.
He plays guitar on several other tracks on that album. I admit it was a reach, but there's no Unsurpassed Renaissance Man Who Also Plays Guitar Playlist thread.
KrisM
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Some great masters mentioned here so far, glad to see Leo Kottke get recognized. If you want to know why some people think he is America's greatest living acoustic guitarist, check out his live album: My Feet Are Smiling. During "Bean Time" you would swear there is more than one guitarist playing. HIs introduction to the "Crow River Waltz Medley", which entails Crow River Waltz, Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (Bach) & Jack Fig" sums up his modus operandi: "I am going to take a lovely simple melody and drive it into the ground."
One name that was mentioned that really impressed me when I saw him live was Sonny Sharrock. I was not familiar with any of his music but was quickly taken with his awesome talent. Another was Leo Nocentelli of The Meters. That cat could play anything. He deserves greater recognition in the pantheon of N'Awlins greats.
One name that was mentioned that really impressed me when I saw him live was Sonny Sharrock. I was not familiar with any of his music but was quickly taken with his awesome talent. Another was Leo Nocentelli of The Meters. That cat could play anything. He deserves greater recognition in the pantheon of N'Awlins greats.
Very cool, Thanks
Saw Debashish at the Musical Instruments Museum last year - absolutely killer show, not to be missed if he comes to your town!
